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Designed the Universal typeface, directed the Bauhaus printing and advertising workshop, and contributed to graphic design and typography.

Taught at the Bauhaus and contributed to the school's emphasis on the relationship between form and function in design through his abstract paintings.

Designed the Haus des Volkes in Probstzella, excelled in both architecture and furniture design, and helped extend the Bauhaus style in Germany.

Developed the Bauhaus preliminary course, created the color wheel, and influenced modern art education.

Co-founded the Ulm School of Design, created the 'Ulmer Stool', and implemented the Bauhaus principles into product and graphic design.

Planned the layout for the city of Chicago, theorized the 'Vertical City', and profoundly influenced urban planning.

Designed the Red Cube House and was known for the application of the Bauhaus style in Hungary, influencing modernist architecture.

Designed the Barcelona Pavilion, Villa Tugendhat, and Seagram Building; popularized the phrase 'less is more.'

Designed the Wassily Chair, Whitney Museum of American Art (former building), and the UNESCO Headquarters in Paris.

Created the 'Triadic Ballet', which illustrated the Bauhaus's blending of art and technology, and was known for his sculptures and choreography.

Contributed to the Bauhaus with his paintings, theory classes, and the book 'Pedagogical Sketchbook'.

Directed the Bauhaus after Gropius, emphasized functionalism and social aspects in architecture, designed the ADGB Trade Union School.

Developed theories on color interactions, worked extensively with glass, and influenced minimalist art and color field painting.

Designed the Barcelona Pavilion, Villa Tugendhat, and Seagram Building; emphasized transparent and fluid spaces in his architectural works.

Created expressionistic works and woodcuts for the Bauhaus, and his work ‘Cathedral’ was featured on the cover of the Bauhaus Manifesto.

Directed the Bauhaus Pottery Workshop, designed public sculptures, and was known for his work in the field of ceramics.

Founded the Bauhaus School, designed the Fagus Factory, Gropius House, and Pan Am Building.

Created the 'Light-Space Modulator', directed the Bauhaus metal workshop, and promoted the integration of technology and industry into the arts.

Pioneered textile art as a fine art medium, joined the Black Mountain College faculty, and had a major influence on modern fabric design.